Thanks for the help, I haven't seen that forum. I also suffered the
same problems in getting my version to work, but I think I took a
different approach to solving the issue.

Since you'd prefer not to be considered responsible for the upkeep(and
who can blame you?), I will either speak with the goda-time creators
or form my own svn repository on google code. Either way, I will let
you know in case others ask similar questions.

Thanks for all your help!

Scott Fines

On 2/23/10, Stephen Colebourne <scolebou...@joda.org> wrote:
> Have you seen the thread on this?
> https://sourceforge.net/projects/joda-time/forums/forum/337835/topic/3457158
>
> In general, I only tend to support things that I actually use. Thus,
> GWT doesn't greatly interest me.
>
> While I can provide SVN hosting for this, I'm more minded to simply
> provide hyperlinks to projects hosted elsewhere these days. (I've
> found that if its within the Joda-Time SVN its assumed to be supported
> by me)
>
> The main problem you face is that there is already two other ports -
> the one here and Goda Time. I don't know how much they clash or if any
> are active. I'd strongly suggest trying to speak to an original author
> of those projects and perhaps merging.
> http://code.google.com/p/goda-time/
>
> HTH,
> Stephen
>
>
> On 23 February 2010 17:45, Scott Fines <scottfi...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> Hello, all
>> For a variety of reasons, I have completed a port of joda-time over to
>> GWT.
>> I noticed that there is already a port available in your Contrib
>> directory,
>> but I could not get it to work correctly in runtime. Working from that
>> version, I have a working copy currently in a production environment and
>> so
>> I'm writing to gauge the interest in adding this working version to your
>> repository, either as a separate branch, or perhaps a subproject similar
>> to
>> the Hibernate project.
>> There are several difficulties which forced me to break the joda-time api
>> in
>> order to get the code first to compile and then to run correctly in
>> GWT(correctly being defined both as passing all the specified joda-time
>> unit
>> tests and as working in a production environment, which it is currently);
>> in
>> the end several classes have been removed, many constructors have been
>> changed, and the general code base itself is somewhat different than the
>> standard trunk is. Therefore, I can completely understand if there is
>> little
>> interest in placing this port into the source tree in any way, but I would
>> like to make it available nonetheless.
>> I am willing, even eager, to continue to contribute and improve this
>> subproject should there be any interest in it.
>> Please let me know if you would like it,
>> Thanks,
>> Scott Fines
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